Covid 19 Part XXIV-37,063 ROI (1,801 deaths) 12,886 NI (582 deaths) (02/10) Read OP

stephenjmcd

1 in 10 close contacts testing postive last week. Glynn suggesting high proportion asymptomatic
https://twitter.com/ZaraKing/status/1309172872276041729?s=19

Eod100

fritzelly wrote: »

Cork next for level 3

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

Funsterdelux

ongarite wrote: »

Border counties of Monaghan & Cavan creeping up too.

The Dubs had to stop somewhere on theyre way to infect Donegal.


joking

fritzelly

Eod100 wrote: »

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

That's all but confirmed by MM already, Cork next at that rate

Harry Palmr

Waterford out of the woods at least.

stephenjmcd

SusanC10 wrote: »

Louth is lower today.

Yup less than 5. Wicklow numbers also reduced last few days

ChikiChiki

ChikiChiki wrote: »

Sitting out in the wilds of West Donegal in the pissing rain and atlantic winds like a drowned rat having a pint

Jaysus, that would be bliss.

Sounds like sea sessions

Non solum non ambulabit

Eod100 wrote: »

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

Cork is fine at the moment. Long way from level 3.

GooglePlus

What were the swab numbers today?

Eod100

fritzelly wrote: »

That's all but confirmed by MM already, Cork next at that rate

Potentially alright. Wouldn't be overly shocked if they did.

Benimar

GooglePlus wrote: »

What were the swab numbers today?

399 positives.

Polar101

Eod100 wrote: »

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

Cork was 18th on the "cases per 100k" list, seems way off from further restrictions at the moment.

KrustyUCC

Non solum non ambulabit wrote: »

Cork is fine at the moment. Long way from level 3.

Cases definitely going up in Cork but it's not even in the top 10 per 100,000 population at the moment

I will redo the table tomorrow

manniot2

wouldnt you love to know where they are pulling these deaths out of.

Itssoeasy

Eod100 wrote: »

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

According to who exactly ? It’s ****e that Donegal is now at level 3 but Cork is behind Donegal Louth, Wicklow and Waterford(even though Waterford is low) from the list on virgin media news. How is it on level 3 next week ?

Itssoeasy

manniot2 wrote: »

wouldnt you love to know where they are pulling these deaths out of.

Pulling the deaths out of ?

Eod100

Polar101 wrote: »

Cork was 18th on the "cases per 100k" list, seems way off from further restrictions at the moment.

I stand corrected. Was speculation in media but until anything official it's just speculation

What Username Guidelines

manniot2 wrote: »

wouldnt you love to know where they are pulling these deaths out of.

What?

Pablo Escobar

Eod100 wrote: »

Talk of Donegal being put on level 3 from tonight, announcement due after 6. Cork may be given to next week possibly

Cork is still miles down the list per head of population. 34 per day in Cork wouldn’t see any extra restrictions imposed. The problem is it’s been at that level for about a week now. If it goes up for a sustained period it’s a problem. But other places are in a much worse place for now.

Gael23

Should be higher than level 3 for Donegal

Santy2015

I wonder are they not adding in positive cases that have very little virus/dead virus As per all the chatter earlier in the week? This would help keep numbers lower but essentially weeds out the infectious people.

manniot2

manniot2 wrote: »

wouldnt you love to know where they are pulling these deaths out of.

Reality, unlike your uncle living in his work shop.

DangerScouse

manniot2 wrote: »

wouldnt you love to know where they are pulling these deaths out of.

Go away.

Itssoeasy

Gael23 wrote: »

Should be higher than level 3 for Donegal

Why ? I was listening to virgin media news and they were taking about Derry being very high and that because of the closeness of Derry and Donegal it may be a case of one fuelling the other.

Goldrickssan

Seems like the easiest way to derail these threads is mentioning locking down Cork.

Place goes mental for a few minutes after

smellyoldboot

I thought Cark was doing great like? Wearing masks on hands as well as the face just to make sure like.

KrustyUCC

Pablo Escobar wrote: »

Cork is still miles down the list per head of population. 34 per day in Cork wouldn’t see any extra restrictions imposed. The problem is it’s been at that level for about a week now. If it goes up for a sustained period it’s a problem. But other places are in a much worse place for now.

Exactly

I will redo the table tomorrow and Cork will jump some places but I still wouldn't expect it to break the top 10

Cases in Cork don't seem to be going beyond the mid thirties

Hopefully they stabilise there and then begin to fall

In the centre of Donegal Town there is a reasonably large pedestrian area called The Diamond. I heard that local cafes/restaurants asked to use the area for their businesses but the council turned them down.

If the government want to impose outdoor only eating and drinking, they’re gonna have to start supporting ideas that make sense.

froog

smellyoldboot wrote: »

I thought Cark was doing great like? Wearing masks Aon hands as well as the face just to make like.

lol wut?

Gruffalux

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

What?

That's the level one is dealing with.